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The Normandy D-Day Landing Beaches
On June 6th 1944 the beaches of Normandy were stormed by Allied troops as they began their assault in Nazi held Europe. Today many visitor attractions celebrate this important point in history.
A Bayeux War Horse
The medieval war horse is celebrated on a Bayeux roundaboutA February Visit to Normandy
January 22. 2017
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